Great location, at the correct timing you can watch sunset while plane taking off. Superb
Delicious Soto. Portion is so small. Better to order 2 in advance so you don't have to wait. Like it.
They use it mostly for wedding. Good new building. Parking area is small though.
Delicious Chinese food. Can be one of the option if you get bored with Japanese food around.
Breakfast is absolutely good. Better than similar hotel nearby. The good things is that I am allowed to check in earlier than usual check in time.
My favourite. Huge selection on bike stuff and apparels. Unfortunately, mostly on Japanese size, which is too small for me.
One stop from Shinagawa station. Good looks like new hotel. Small room as Japan standard. Breakfast is among the best even tough expensive.
Fast service, open from 0600 to 2400. Go wash your car if you can't sleep. Hahahaha...
It's a second hand shop. Some expensive items are really cheap here, but non expensive items sometime are better to buy new ones.
Same concept with Naps, but different things are available. Here more practical items they got although not as complete as Naps
Huge supermarket known Makro back in those days. A lot of good product with good price here.
Take Shinkansen from here. A lot of good food around to take to the train trip.
Best Balinese fish restaurant I ever tasted. Small restaurant, delicious food, expensive price. One person cost 400-500k but it's worth the money.
Now after Garuda domestic sales moved to terminal 3, everything going better. Not much people, quite and cool.
Delicious soto. Just order the standard one and don't go for special. Too many additional chicken, liver and so on just destroying the taste.
I believe this is one of the oldest Martabak / Terang Bulan vendor at Malang. Don't forget to buy the pukis if you come there
New restaurant in town. Their noodles are delicious seems like a homemade one. Try it... Worth a visit
Strange interior, looks like you are in the middle of the jungle. But food is perfect. Very recommend place to visit at Batu.
